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Fifth Circuit Tightens the Clock: Doe v. City View ISD and the Strict Two-Year Limitations Period for Title IX Claims

Fifth Circuit Tightens the Clock: Doe v. City View ISD and the Strict Two-Year Limitations Period for Title IX Claims

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Fifth Circuit Tightens the Clock: Doe v. City View ISD and the Strict Two-Year Limitations Period for Title IX Claims Introduction Jane Doe 1 v. City View Independent School District (Doe v. City...
Fifth Circuit Clarifies Effect of 2023 Guidelines Amendment: Texas Robbery Still a “Crime of Violence”

Fifth Circuit Clarifies Effect of 2023 Guidelines Amendment: Texas Robbery Still a “Crime of Violence”

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Fifth Circuit Clarifies Effect of 2023 Guidelines Amendment: Texas Robbery Still a “Crime of Violence” Introduction United States v. Wickware, No. 24-10519 (5th Cir. July 22 2025), addresses how a...
When “Applicable Law” Isn’t Enough: Fifth Circuit Clarifies the Limits of State Law in Federal Enclaves – A Commentary on Vinales v. AETC II

When “Applicable Law” Isn’t Enough: Fifth Circuit Clarifies the Limits of State Law in Federal Enclaves – A Commentary on Vinales v. AETC II

Date: Jul 24, 2025
When “Applicable Law” Isn’t Enough: Fifth Circuit Clarifies the Limits of State Law in Federal Enclaves – A Commentary on Vinales v. AETC II Introduction Vinales v. AETC II, No. 24-50113 (5th Cir....
Strategic Use of Genetic Predisposition Evidence in Capital Sentencing:  Wells v. Guerrero and the Scope of Ineffective-Assistance Challenges

Strategic Use of Genetic Predisposition Evidence in Capital Sentencing: Wells v. Guerrero and the Scope of Ineffective-Assistance Challenges

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Strategic Use of Genetic Predisposition Evidence in Capital Sentencing: Wells v. Guerrero and the Scope of Ineffective-Assistance Challenges Introduction In Wells v. Guerrero, No. 24-70002 (5th Cir....
The Turner Rule: How Temporal Gaps and Intervening Misconduct Defeat Causation in ADA & FMLA Retaliatory-Termination Claims

The Turner Rule: How Temporal Gaps and Intervening Misconduct Defeat Causation in ADA & FMLA Retaliatory-Termination Claims

Date: Jul 24, 2025
The Turner Rule: How Temporal Gaps and Intervening Misconduct Defeat Causation in ADA & FMLA Retaliatory-Termination Claims 1. Introduction Annette Turner, a Wal-Mart stocker suffering from...
Fourth Circuit Clarifies Reliance under North Carolina UDTPA and Punitive-Damages Cap: CPI Security Systems, Inc. v. Vivint Smart Home, Inc.

Fourth Circuit Clarifies Reliance under North Carolina UDTPA and Punitive-Damages Cap: CPI Security Systems, Inc. v. Vivint Smart Home, Inc.

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Fourth Circuit Clarifies Reliance Requirement under North Carolina UDTPA and How to Apply the Statutory Cap on Punitive Damages in Multi-Claim Actions I. Introduction In CPI Security Systems, Inc. v....
The “Robertson Rule” – When Federal Sovereign Immunity Mirrors State Workers’ Compensation Exclusivity

The “Robertson Rule” – When Federal Sovereign Immunity Mirrors State Workers’ Compensation Exclusivity

Date: Jul 24, 2025
The “Robertson Rule” – When Federal Sovereign Immunity Mirrors State Workers’ Compensation Exclusivity Introduction Katrina Robertson v. United States (4th Cir. July 22 2025) squarely addresses the...
Coffman v. Nexstar (4th Cir. 2025): Clarifying that Only “Objectively Reasonable” Accommodation Requests Trigger Protection under the WVHRA

Coffman v. Nexstar (4th Cir. 2025): Clarifying that Only “Objectively Reasonable” Accommodation Requests Trigger Protection under the WVHRA

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Coffman v. Nexstar Media Inc. (4th Cir. 2025): Clarifying that Only “Objectively Reasonable” Accommodation Requests Trigger Protection under the WVHRA Introduction Leanna Coffman, an Account...
Holt v. Hull: Fourth Circuit Clarifies that Pre-Trial Detention Credits Do Not Transfer Across Unrelated Virginia Jurisdictions Absent a “Same-Act” Nexus

Holt v. Hull: Fourth Circuit Clarifies that Pre-Trial Detention Credits Do Not Transfer Across Unrelated Virginia Jurisdictions Absent a “Same-Act” Nexus

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Holt v. Hull: Fourth Circuit Clarifies that Pre-Trial Detention Credits Do Not Transfer Across Unrelated Virginia Jurisdictions Absent a “Same-Act” Nexus 1. Introduction Michael Warren Holt brought a...
Rise for Animals v. Washington: Fourth Circuit Re-calibrates Informational-Standing—Plausible Statutory Entitlement to Specific Information Now a Threshold Requirement

Rise for Animals v. Washington: Fourth Circuit Re-calibrates Informational-Standing—Plausible Statutory Entitlement to Specific Information Now a Threshold Requirement

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Rise for Animals v. Washington: Fourth Circuit Re-calibrates Informational Standing— “A Plausible Statutory Entitlement to the Specific Information Sought” as an Article III Gatekeeper 1....
United States v. Booker: The Fourth Circuit Upholds the Anti-Kickback Statute, Narrows “Merger” Concerns in Money-Laundering, and Re-Affirms Post-Kisor Loss-Calculation Principles

United States v. Booker: The Fourth Circuit Upholds the Anti-Kickback Statute, Narrows “Merger” Concerns in Money-Laundering, and Re-Affirms Post-Kisor Loss-Calculation Principles

Date: Jul 24, 2025
United States v. Booker: The Fourth Circuit Upholds the Anti-Kickback Statute, Narrows “Merger” Concerns in Money-Laundering, and Re-Affirms Post-Kisor Loss-Calculation Principles Introduction On 22...
“From Wheels to Wires” – The Fourth Circuit Clarifies Ambiguous Appeal Waivers and Rejects Wiretap-Act Analogies for GPS & Cell-Site TrackingA Commentary on United States v. Reginald Twitty, 4th Cir. (2025)

“From Wheels to Wires” – The Fourth Circuit Clarifies Ambiguous Appeal Waivers and Rejects Wiretap-Act Analogies for GPS & Cell-Site TrackingA Commentary on United States v. Reginald Twitty, 4th Cir. (2025)

Date: Jul 24, 2025
“From Wheels to Wires” – The Fourth Circuit Clarifies Ambiguous Appeal Waivers and Rejects Wiretap-Act Analogies for GPS & Cell-Site Tracking A Comprehensive Commentary on United States v. Reginald...
Bellinsky v. Galan: Tenth Circuit Reaffirms “Sprint Gatekeeping” for Younger Abstention and Tightens Rooker-Feldman in Domestic-Relations Civil-Rights Suits

Bellinsky v. Galan: Tenth Circuit Reaffirms “Sprint Gatekeeping” for Younger Abstention and Tightens Rooker-Feldman in Domestic-Relations Civil-Rights Suits

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Bellinsky v. Galan: Tenth Circuit Reaffirms “Sprint Gatekeeping” for Younger Abstention and Tightens Rooker-Feldman in Domestic-Relations Civil-Rights Suits 1. Introduction Bellinsky v. Galan, United...
Sprint-Gatekeeping Reinforced: Domestic-Relations Suits Alone Do Not Trigger Younger Abstention – A Commentary on Bellinsky v. Galan (10th Cir. 2025)

Sprint-Gatekeeping Reinforced: Domestic-Relations Suits Alone Do Not Trigger Younger Abstention – A Commentary on Bellinsky v. Galan (10th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Sprint-Gatekeeping Reinforced: Domestic-Relations Suits Alone Do Not Trigger Younger Abstention – A Commentary on Bellinsky v. Galan (10th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction In Bellinsky v. Galan, the United...
Rhode Island Supreme Court Affirms Six-Year Limitation on All Executions, Including Replacement Pluries Executions – Commentary on Capital Video Corp. v. Bevilacqua (2025)

Rhode Island Supreme Court Affirms Six-Year Limitation on All Executions, Including Replacement Pluries Executions – Commentary on Capital Video Corp. v. Bevilacqua (2025)

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Rhode Island Supreme Court Affirms Six-Year Limitation on All Executions, Including Replacement Pluries Executions Capital Video Corporation v. Joseph A. Bevilacqua, No. 2023-244 (R.I. Jul. 22, 2025)...
“From Leniency to Liability” –  Zajradhara v. Northern Marianas College (2025 MP 4) and the Supreme Court’s New Standard for Declaring Pro-Se Parties Vexatious Litigants

“From Leniency to Liability” – Zajradhara v. Northern Marianas College (2025 MP 4) and the Supreme Court’s New Standard for Declaring Pro-Se Parties Vexatious Litigants

Date: Jul 24, 2025
“From Leniency to Liability” – Zajradhara v. Northern Marianas College (2025 MP 4) and the Supreme Court’s New Standard for Declaring Pro-Se Parties Vexatious Litigants 1. Introduction In Zajradhara...
State v. Hernandez-Peralta: Limiting Padilla — No Constitutional Duty to Investigate Citizenship Beyond the Client’s Own Answer

State v. Hernandez-Peralta: Limiting Padilla — No Constitutional Duty to Investigate Citizenship Beyond the Client’s Own Answer

Date: Jul 24, 2025
State v. Hernandez-Peralta (2025): “No Independent Duty to Verify Citizenship” — A New Limit on Padilla Obligations for Sentencing Counsel 1. Introduction In State v. Juan C. Hernandez-Peralta, the...
Local Governments May Classify Elected Officials as Part-Time Employees for Health-Insurance Purposes — A Commentary on Perry County, Indiana, et al. v. Keith D. Huck

Local Governments May Classify Elected Officials as Part-Time Employees for Health-Insurance Purposes — A Commentary on Perry County, Indiana, et al. v. Keith D. Huck

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Local Governments May Classify Elected Officials as Part-Time Employees for Health-Insurance Purposes: Commentary on Perry County, Indiana; Board of Commissioners, et al. v. Keith D. Huck, Supreme...

        Inflation-Adjusted Replacement-Cost Damages Plus Pre-Judgment Interest Do
        Not Constitute Double Recovery – 11th Cir. Clarifies Waiver and Damage
        Principles in Central Baptist Church v. Church Mutual (2025)

Inflation-Adjusted Replacement-Cost Damages Plus Pre-Judgment Interest Do Not Constitute Double Recovery – 11th Cir. Clarifies Waiver and Damage Principles in Central Baptist Church v. Church Mutual (2025)

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Inflation-Adjusted Replacement-Cost Damages Plus Pre-Judgment Interest Do Not Constitute Double Recovery Central Baptist Church of Albany, Georgia Inc. v. Church Mutual Insurance Co., 22-11082 (11th...

Eleventh Circuit Clarifies “Scrivener’s Error,” Continuing-Violation Limits, and Comparator Standards in Federal Employment Litigation – Commentary on Joseph Jimenez v. Acting U.S. Attorney General

Eleventh Circuit Clarifies “Scrivener’s Error,” Continuing-Violation Limits, and Comparator Standards in Federal Employment Litigation – Commentary on Joseph Jimenez v. Acting U.S. Attorney General

Date: Jul 24, 2025
Eleventh Circuit Clarifies “Scrivener’s Error,” Continuing-Violation Limits, and Comparator Standards in Federal Employment Litigation Commentary on Joseph Jimenez v. Acting U.S. Attorney General,...
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